pragma solidity 0.5.11; // optimization runs: 200, evm version: petersburg


interface DharmaAccountRecoveryManagerInterface {
  // Fires an event whenever a user signing key is recovered for an account.
  event Recovery(
    address indexed wallet, address oldUserSigningKey, address newUserSigningKey
  );

  // Fire an event whenever account recovery is disabled for an account.
  event RecoveryDisabled(address wallet);

  function initiateAccountRecovery(
    address smartWallet, address userSigningKey, uint256 extraTime
  ) external;

  function initiateAccountRecoveryDisablement(
    address smartWallet, uint256 extraTime
  ) external;

  function recover(address wallet, address newUserSigningKey) external;

  function disableAccountRecovery(address wallet) external;

  function accountRecoveryDisabled(
    address wallet
  ) external view returns (bool hasDisabledAccountRecovery);
}


interface TimelockerModifiersInterface {
  function initiateModifyTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval, uint256 extraTime
  ) external;

  function modifyTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval
  ) external;

  function initiateModifyTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration, uint256 extraTime
  ) external;

  function modifyTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration
  ) external;
}


interface DharmaSmartWalletRecovery {
  function recover(address newUserSigningKey) external;
  function getUserSigningKey() external view returns (address userSigningKey);
}


library SafeMath {
  function add(uint256 a, uint256 b) internal pure returns (uint256) {
    uint256 c = a + b;
    require(c >= a, "SafeMath: addition overflow");

    return c;
  }

  function sub(uint256 a, uint256 b) internal pure returns (uint256) {
    require(b <= a, "SafeMath: subtraction overflow");
    uint256 c = a - b;

    return c;
  }

  function mul(uint256 a, uint256 b) internal pure returns (uint256) {
    if (a == 0) {
      return 0;
    }

    uint256 c = a * b;
    require(c / a == b, "SafeMath: multiplication overflow");

    return c;
  }

  function div(uint256 a, uint256 b) internal pure returns (uint256) {
    require(b > 0, "SafeMath: division by zero");
    uint256 c = a / b;

    return c;
  }

  function mod(uint256 a, uint256 b) internal pure returns (uint256) {
    require(b != 0, "SafeMath: modulo by zero");
    return a % b;
  }
}


/**
 * @dev Contract module which provides a basic access control mechanism, where
 * there is an account (an owner) that can be granted exclusive access to
 * specific functions.
 *
 * This module is used through inheritance. It will make available the modifier
 * `onlyOwner`, which can be aplied to your functions to restrict their use to
 * the owner.
 *
 * In order to transfer ownership, a recipient must be specified, at which point
 * the specified recipient can call `acceptOwnership` and take ownership.
 */
contract TwoStepOwnable {
  address private _owner;

  address private _newPotentialOwner;

  event OwnershipTransferred(
    address indexed previousOwner,
    address indexed newOwner
  );

  /**
   * @dev Initialize contract by setting transaction submitter as initial owner.
   */
  constructor() internal {
    _owner = tx.origin;
    emit OwnershipTransferred(address(0), _owner);
  }

  /**
   * @dev Returns the address of the current owner.
   */
  function owner() public view returns (address) {
    return _owner;
  }

  /**
   * @dev Throws if called by any account other than the owner.
   */
  modifier onlyOwner() {
    require(isOwner(), "TwoStepOwnable: caller is not the owner.");
    _;
  }

  /**
   * @dev Returns true if the caller is the current owner.
   */
  function isOwner() public view returns (bool) {
    return msg.sender == _owner;
  }

  /**
   * @dev Allows a new account (`newOwner`) to accept ownership.
   * Can only be called by the current owner.
   */
  function transferOwnership(address newOwner) public onlyOwner {
    require(
      newOwner != address(0),
      "TwoStepOwnable: new potential owner is the zero address."
    );

    _newPotentialOwner = newOwner;
  }

  /**
   * @dev Cancel a transfer of ownership to a new account.
   * Can only be called by the current owner.
   */
  function cancelOwnershipTransfer() public onlyOwner {
    delete _newPotentialOwner;
  }

  /**
   * @dev Transfers ownership of the contract to the caller.
   * Can only be called by a new potential owner set by the current owner.
   */
  function acceptOwnership() public {
    require(
      msg.sender == _newPotentialOwner,
      "TwoStepOwnable: current owner must set caller as new potential owner."
    );

    delete _newPotentialOwner;

    emit OwnershipTransferred(_owner, msg.sender);

    _owner = msg.sender;
  }
}


/**
 * @title Timelocker
 * @author 0age
 * @notice This contract allows contracts that inherit it to implement timelocks
 * on functions, where the `_setTimelock` internal function must first be called
 * and passed the target function selector and arguments. Then, a given time
 * interval must first fully transpire before the timelock functions can be
 * successfully called. Furthermore, once a timelock is complete, it will expire
 * after a period of time. In order to change timelock intervals or expirations,
 * the inheriting contract needs to implement `modifyTimelockInterval` and
 * `modifyTimelockExpiration` functions, respectively, as well as functions that
 * call `_setTimelock` in order to initiate the timelocks for those functions.
 * To make a function timelocked, use the `_enforceTimelock` internal function.
 * To set initial defult minimum timelock intervals and expirations, use the
 * `_setInitialTimelockInterval` and `_setInitialTimelockExpiration` internal
 * functions - they can only be used during contract creation. Finally, there
 * are three public getters: `getTimelock`, `getDefaultTimelockInterval`, and
 * `getDefaultTimelockExpiration`.
 */
contract Timelocker {
  using SafeMath for uint256;

  // Fire an event any time a timelock is initiated.
  event TimelockInitiated(
    bytes4 functionSelector, // selector of the function
    uint256 timeComplete,    // timestamp at which the function can be called
    bytes arguments,         // abi-encoded function arguments to call with
    uint256 timeExpired      // timestamp where function can no longer be called
  );

  // Fire an event any time a minimum timelock interval is modified.
  event TimelockIntervalModified(
    bytes4 functionSelector, // selector of the function
    uint256 oldInterval,     // old minimum timelock interval for the function
    uint256 newInterval      // new minimum timelock interval for the function
  );

  // Fire an event any time a default timelock expiration is modified.
  event TimelockExpirationModified(
    bytes4 functionSelector, // selector of the function
    uint256 oldExpiration,   // old default timelock expiration for the function
    uint256 newExpiration    // new default timelock expiration for the function
  );

  // Each timelock has timestamps for when it is complete and when it expires.
  struct Timelock {
    uint128 complete;
    uint128 expires;
  }

  // Functions have a timelock interval and time from completion to expiration.
  struct TimelockDefaults {
    uint128 interval;
    uint128 expiration;
  }

  // Implement a timelock for each function and set of arguments.
  mapping(bytes4 => mapping(bytes32 => Timelock)) private _timelocks;

  // Implement default timelock intervals and expirations for each function.
  mapping(bytes4 => TimelockDefaults) private _timelockDefaults;

  // Only allow one new interval or expiration change at a time per function.
  mapping(bytes4 => mapping(bytes4 => bytes32)) private _protectedTimelockIDs;

  // Store modifyTimelockInterval function selector as a constant.
  bytes4 private constant _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_INTERVAL_SELECTOR = bytes4(
    0xe950c085
  );

  // Store modifyTimelockExpiration function selector as a constant.
  bytes4 private constant _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_EXPIRATION_SELECTOR = bytes4(
    0xd7ce3c6f
  );

  // Set a ridiculously high duration in order to protect against overflows.
  uint256 private constant _A_TRILLION_YEARS = 365000000000000 days;

  /**
   * @notice In the constructor, confirm that selectors specified as constants
   * are correct.
   */
  constructor() internal {
    TimelockerModifiersInterface modifiers;

    bytes4 targetModifyInterval = modifiers.modifyTimelockInterval.selector;
    require(
      _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_INTERVAL_SELECTOR == targetModifyInterval,
      "Incorrect modify timelock interval selector supplied."
    );

    bytes4 targetModifyExpiration = modifiers.modifyTimelockExpiration.selector;
    require(
      _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_EXPIRATION_SELECTOR == targetModifyExpiration,
      "Incorrect modify timelock expiration selector supplied."
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice View function to check if a timelock for the specified function and
   * arguments has completed.
   * @param functionSelector function to be called.
   * @param arguments The abi-encoded arguments of the function to be called.
   * @return A boolean indicating if the timelock exists or not and the time at
   * which the timelock completes if it does exist.
   */
  function getTimelock(
    bytes4 functionSelector, bytes memory arguments
  ) public view returns (
    bool exists,
    bool completed,
    bool expired,
    uint256 completionTime,
    uint256 expirationTime
  ) {
    // Get timelock ID using the supplied function arguments.
    bytes32 timelockID = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(arguments));

    // Get information on the current timelock, if one exists.
    completionTime = uint256(_timelocks[functionSelector][timelockID].complete);
    exists = completionTime != 0;
    expirationTime = uint256(_timelocks[functionSelector][timelockID].expires);
    completed = exists && now > completionTime;
    expired = exists && now > expirationTime;
  }

  /**
   * @notice View function to check the current minimum timelock interval on a
   * given function.
   * @param functionSelector function to retrieve the timelock interval for.
   * @return The current minimum timelock interval for the given function.
   */
  function getDefaultTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector
  ) public view returns (uint256 defaultTimelockInterval) {
    defaultTimelockInterval = uint256(
      _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].interval
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice View function to check the current default timelock expiration on a
   * given function.
   * @param functionSelector function to retrieve the timelock expiration for.
   * @return The current default timelock expiration for the given function.
   */
  function getDefaultTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector
  ) public view returns (uint256 defaultTimelockExpiration) {
    defaultTimelockExpiration = uint256(
      _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].expiration
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice Internal function that sets a timelock so that the specified
   * function can be called with the specified arguments. Note that existing
   * timelocks may be extended, but not shortened - this can also be used as a
   * method for "cancelling" a function call by extending the timelock to an
   * arbitrarily long duration. Keep in mind that new timelocks may be created
   * with a shorter duration on functions that already have other timelocks on
   * them, but only if they have different arguments.
   * @param functionSelector selector of the function to be called.
   * @param arguments The abi-encoded arguments of the function to be called.
   * @param extraTime Additional time in seconds to add to the minimum timelock
   * interval for the given function.
   */
  function _setTimelock(
    bytes4 functionSelector, bytes memory arguments, uint256 extraTime
  ) internal {
    // Ensure that the specified extra time will not cause an overflow error.
    require(extraTime < _A_TRILLION_YEARS, "Supplied extra time is too large.");

    // Get timelock ID using the supplied function arguments.
    bytes32 timelockID = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(arguments));

    // For timelock interval or expiration changes, first drop any existing
    // timelock for the function being modified if the argument has changed.
    if (
      functionSelector == _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_INTERVAL_SELECTOR ||
      functionSelector == _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_EXPIRATION_SELECTOR
    ) {
      // Determine the function that will be modified by the timelock.
      (bytes4 modifiedFunction, uint256 duration) = abi.decode(
        arguments, (bytes4, uint256)
      );

      // Ensure that the new timelock duration will not cause an overflow error.
      require(
        duration < _A_TRILLION_YEARS,
        "Supplied default timelock duration to modify is too large."
      );

      // Determine the current timelockID, if any, for the modified function.
      bytes32 currentTimelockID = (
        _protectedTimelockIDs[functionSelector][modifiedFunction]
      );

      // Determine if current timelockID differs from what is currently set.
      if (currentTimelockID != timelockID) {
        // Drop existing timelock if one exists and has a different timelockID.
        if (currentTimelockID != bytes32(0)) {
          delete _timelocks[functionSelector][currentTimelockID];
        }

        // Register the new timelockID as the current protected timelockID.
        _protectedTimelockIDs[functionSelector][modifiedFunction] = timelockID;
      }
    }

    // Get timelock using current time, inverval for timelock ID, & extra time.
    uint256 timelock = uint256(
      _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].interval
    ).add(now).add(extraTime);

    // Get expiration time using timelock duration plus default expiration time.
    uint256 expiration = timelock.add(
      uint256(_timelockDefaults[functionSelector].expiration)
    );

    // Get the current timelock, if one exists.
    Timelock storage timelockStorage = _timelocks[functionSelector][timelockID];

    // Determine the duration of the current timelock.
    uint256 currentTimelock = uint256(timelockStorage.complete);

    // Ensure that the timelock duration does not decrease. Note that a new,
    // shorter timelock may still be set up on the same function in the event
    // that it is provided with different arguments. Also note that this can be
    // circumvented when modifying intervals or expirations by setting a new
    // timelock (removing the old one), then resetting the original timelock but
    // with a shorter duration.
    require(
      currentTimelock == 0 || timelock > currentTimelock,
      "Existing timelocks may only be extended."
    );

    // Set timelock completion and expiration using timelock ID and extra time.
    timelockStorage.complete = uint128(timelock);
    timelockStorage.expires = uint128(expiration);

    // Emit an event with all of the relevant information.
    emit TimelockInitiated(functionSelector, timelock, arguments, expiration);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Internal function for setting a new timelock interval for a given
   * function selector. The default for this function may also be modified, but
   * excessive values will cause the `modifyTimelockInterval` function to become
   * unusable.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * interval for.
   * @param newTimelockInterval the new minimum timelock interval to set for the
   * given function.
   */
  function _modifyTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval
  ) internal {
    // Ensure that the timelock has been set and is completed.
    _enforceTimelockPrivate(
      _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_INTERVAL_SELECTOR,
      abi.encode(functionSelector, newTimelockInterval)
    );

    // Clear out the existing timelockID protection for the given function.
    delete _protectedTimelockIDs[
      _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_INTERVAL_SELECTOR
    ][functionSelector];

    // Set new timelock interval and emit a `TimelockIntervalModified` event.
    _setTimelockIntervalPrivate(functionSelector, newTimelockInterval);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Internal function for setting a new timelock expiration for a given
   * function selector. Once the minimum interval has elapsed, the timelock will
   * expire once the specified expiration time has elapsed. Setting this value
   * too low will result in timelocks that are very difficult to execute
   * correctly. Be sure to override the public version of this function with
   * appropriate access controls.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * expiration for.
   * @param newTimelockExpiration the new minimum timelock expiration to set for
   * the given function.
   */
  function _modifyTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration
  ) internal {
    // Ensure that the timelock has been set and is completed.
    _enforceTimelockPrivate(
      _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_EXPIRATION_SELECTOR,
      abi.encode(functionSelector, newTimelockExpiration)
    );

    // Clear out the existing timelockID protection for the given function.
    delete _protectedTimelockIDs[
      _MODIFY_TIMELOCK_EXPIRATION_SELECTOR
    ][functionSelector];

    // Set new default expiration and emit a `TimelockExpirationModified` event.
    _setTimelockExpirationPrivate(functionSelector, newTimelockExpiration);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Internal function to set an initial timelock interval for a given
   * function selector. Only callable during contract creation.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * interval for.
   * @param newTimelockInterval the new minimum timelock interval to set for the
   * given function.
   */
  function _setInitialTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval
  ) internal {
    // Ensure that this function is only callable during contract construction.
    assembly { if extcodesize(address) { revert(0, 0) } }

    // Set the timelock interval and emit a `TimelockIntervalModified` event.
    _setTimelockIntervalPrivate(functionSelector, newTimelockInterval);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Internal function to set an initial timelock expiration for a given
   * function selector. Only callable during contract creation.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * expiration for.
   * @param newTimelockExpiration the new minimum timelock expiration to set for
   * the given function.
   */
  function _setInitialTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration
  ) internal {
    // Ensure that this function is only callable during contract construction.
    assembly { if extcodesize(address) { revert(0, 0) } }

    // Set the timelock interval and emit a `TimelockExpirationModified` event.
    _setTimelockExpirationPrivate(functionSelector, newTimelockExpiration);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Internal function to ensure that a timelock is complete or expired
   * and to clear the existing timelock if it is complete so it cannot later be
   * reused. The function to enforce the timelock on is inferred from `msg.sig`.
   * @param arguments The abi-encoded arguments of the function to be called.
   */
  function _enforceTimelock(bytes memory arguments) internal {
    // Enforce the relevant timelock.
    _enforceTimelockPrivate(msg.sig, arguments);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Private function to ensure that a timelock is complete or expired
   * and to clear the existing timelock if it is complete so it cannot later be
   * reused.
   * @param functionSelector function to be called.
   * @param arguments The abi-encoded arguments of the function to be called.
   */
  function _enforceTimelockPrivate(
    bytes4 functionSelector, bytes memory arguments
  ) private {
    // Get timelock ID using the supplied function arguments.
    bytes32 timelockID = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(arguments));

    // Get the current timelock, if one exists.
    Timelock memory timelock = _timelocks[functionSelector][timelockID];

    uint256 currentTimelock = uint256(timelock.complete);
    uint256 expiration = uint256(timelock.expires);

    // Ensure that the timelock is set and has completed.
    require(
      currentTimelock != 0 && currentTimelock <= now, "Timelock is incomplete."
    );

    // Ensure that the timelock has not expired.
    require(expiration > now, "Timelock has expired.");

    // Clear out the existing timelock so that it cannot be reused.
    delete _timelocks[functionSelector][timelockID];
  }

  /**
   * @notice Private function for setting a new timelock interval for a given
   * function selector.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * interval for.
   * @param newTimelockInterval the new minimum timelock interval to set for the
   * given function.
   */
  function _setTimelockIntervalPrivate(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval
  ) private {
    // Ensure that the new timelock interval will not cause an overflow error.
    require(
      newTimelockInterval < _A_TRILLION_YEARS,
      "Supplied minimum timelock interval is too large."
    );

    // Get the existing timelock interval, if any.
    uint256 oldTimelockInterval = uint256(
      _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].interval
    );

    // Update the timelock interval on the provided function.
    _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].interval = uint128(newTimelockInterval);

    // Emit a `TimelockIntervalModified` event with the appropriate arguments.
    emit TimelockIntervalModified(
      functionSelector, oldTimelockInterval, newTimelockInterval
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice Private function for setting a new timelock expiration for a given
   * function selector.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * interval for.
   * @param newTimelockExpiration the new default timelock expiration to set for
   * the given function.
   */
  function _setTimelockExpirationPrivate(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration
  ) private {
    // Ensure that the new timelock expiration will not cause an overflow error.
    require(
      newTimelockExpiration < _A_TRILLION_YEARS,
      "Supplied default timelock expiration is too large."
    );

    // Ensure that the new timelock expiration is not too short.
    require(
      newTimelockExpiration > 1 minutes,
      "New timelock expiration is too short."
    );

    // Get the existing timelock expiration, if any.
    uint256 oldTimelockExpiration = uint256(
      _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].expiration
    );

    // Update the timelock expiration on the provided function.
    _timelockDefaults[functionSelector].expiration = uint128(
      newTimelockExpiration
    );

    // Emit a `TimelockExpirationModified` event with the appropriate arguments.
    emit TimelockExpirationModified(
      functionSelector, oldTimelockExpiration, newTimelockExpiration
    );
  }
}


/**
 * @title DharmaAccountRecoveryManager (staging version)
 * @author 0age
 * @notice This contract will be owned by DharmaAccountRecoveryMultisig and will
 * manage resets to the user's signing key. It implements a set of timelocked
 * functions, where the `setTimelock` function must first be called, with the
 * same arguments that the function will be supplied with. Then, a given time
 * interval must first fully transpire before the timelock functions can be
 * successfully called.
 *
 * The timelocked functions currently implemented include:
 *  recover(address wallet, address newUserSigningKey)
 *  disableAccountRecovery(address wallet)
 *  modifyTimelockInterval(bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval)
 *  modifyTimelockExpiration(
 *    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration
 *  )
 *
 * Note that special care should be taken to differentiate between lost keys and
 * compromised keys, and that the danger of a user being impersonated is
 * extremely high. Account recovery should progress to a system where the user
 * builds their preferred account recovery procedure into a "key ring" smart
 * contract at their signing address, reserving this "hard reset" for extremely
 * unusual circumstances and eventually sunsetting it entirely.
 */
contract DharmaAccountRecoveryManager is
  DharmaAccountRecoveryManagerInterface,
  TimelockerModifiersInterface,
  TwoStepOwnable,
  Timelocker {
  using SafeMath for uint256;

  // Maintain mapping of smart wallets that have opted out of account recovery.
  mapping(address => bool) private _accountRecoveryDisabled;

  /**
   * @notice In the constructor, set the initial owner to the transaction
   * submitter and initial minimum timelock interval and default timelock
   * expiration values.
   */
  constructor() public {
    // Set initial minimum timelock interval values.
    _setInitialTimelockInterval(this.modifyTimelockInterval.selector, 1);
    _setInitialTimelockInterval(this.modifyTimelockExpiration.selector, 1);
    _setInitialTimelockInterval(this.recover.selector, 5 minutes);
    _setInitialTimelockInterval(this.disableAccountRecovery.selector, 5 minutes);

    // Set initial default timelock expiration values.
    _setInitialTimelockExpiration(this.modifyTimelockInterval.selector, 7 days);
    _setInitialTimelockExpiration(
      this.modifyTimelockExpiration.selector, 7 days
    );
    _setInitialTimelockExpiration(this.recover.selector, 7 days);
    _setInitialTimelockExpiration(this.disableAccountRecovery.selector, 7 days);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Initiates a timelocked account recovery process for a smart wallet
   * user signing key. Only the owner may call this function. Once the timelock
   * period is complete (and before it has expired) the owner may call `recover`
   * to complete the process and reset the user's signing key.
   * @param smartWallet the smart wallet address.
   * @param userSigningKey the new user signing key.
   * @param extraTime Additional time in seconds to add to the timelock.
   */
  function initiateAccountRecovery(
    address smartWallet, address userSigningKey, uint256 extraTime
  ) external onlyOwner {
    require(smartWallet != address(0), "No smart wallet address provided.");
    require(userSigningKey != address(0), "No new user signing key provided.");

    // Set the timelock and emit a `TimelockInitiated` event.
    _setTimelock(
      this.recover.selector, abi.encode(smartWallet, userSigningKey), extraTime
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice Timelocked function to set a new user signing key on a smart
   * wallet. Only the owner may call this function.
   * @param smartWallet Address of the smart wallet to recover a key on.
   * @param newUserSigningKey Address of the new signing key for the user.
   */
  function recover(
    address smartWallet, address newUserSigningKey
  ) external onlyOwner {
    require(smartWallet != address(0), "No smart wallet address provided.");
    require(
      newUserSigningKey != address(0),
      "No new user signing key provided."
    );

    // Ensure that the wallet in question has not opted out of account recovery.
    require(
      !_accountRecoveryDisabled[smartWallet],
      "This wallet has elected to opt out of account recovery functionality."
    );

    // Ensure that the timelock has been set and is completed.
    _enforceTimelock(abi.encode(smartWallet, newUserSigningKey));

    // Declare the proper interface for the smart wallet in question.
    DharmaSmartWalletRecovery walletToRecover = DharmaSmartWalletRecovery(
      smartWallet
    );

    // Attempt to get current signing key - a failure should not block recovery.
    address oldUserSigningKey;
    (bool ok, bytes memory data) = smartWallet.call.gas(gasleft() / 2)(
      abi.encodeWithSelector(walletToRecover.getUserSigningKey.selector)
    );
    if (ok && data.length == 32) {
      oldUserSigningKey = abi.decode(data, (address));
    }

    // Call the specified smart wallet and supply the new user signing key.
    DharmaSmartWalletRecovery(smartWallet).recover(newUserSigningKey);

    // Emit an event to signify that the wallet in question was recovered.
    emit Recovery(smartWallet, oldUserSigningKey, newUserSigningKey);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Initiates a timelocked account recovery disablement process for a
   * smart wallet. Only the owner may call this function. Once the timelock
   * period is complete (and before it has expired) the owner may call
   * `disableAccountRecovery` to complete the process and opt a smart wallet out
   * of account recovery. Once account recovery has been disabled, it cannot be
   * reenabled - the process is irreversible.
   * @param smartWallet the smart wallet address.
   * @param extraTime Additional time in seconds to add to the timelock.
   */
  function initiateAccountRecoveryDisablement(
    address smartWallet, uint256 extraTime
  ) external onlyOwner {
    require(smartWallet != address(0), "No smart wallet address provided.");

    // Set the timelock and emit a `TimelockInitiated` event.
    _setTimelock(
      this.disableAccountRecovery.selector, abi.encode(smartWallet), extraTime
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice Timelocked function to opt a given wallet out of account recovery.
   * This action cannot be undone - any future account recovery would require an
   * upgrade to the smart wallet implementation itself and is not likely to be
   * supported. Only the owner may call this function.
   * @param smartWallet Address of the smart wallet to disable account recovery
   * for.
   */
  function disableAccountRecovery(address smartWallet) external onlyOwner {
    require(smartWallet != address(0), "No smart wallet address provided.");

    // Ensure that the timelock has been set and is completed.
    _enforceTimelock(abi.encode(smartWallet));

    // Register the specified wallet as having opted out of account recovery.
    _accountRecoveryDisabled[smartWallet] = true;

    // Emit an event to signify the wallet in question is no longer recoverable.
    emit RecoveryDisabled(smartWallet);
  }

  /**
   * @notice External function check whether a given smart wallet has disabled
   * account recovery by opting out.
   * @param smartWallet Address of the smart wallet to check.
   * @return A boolean indicating if account recovery has been disabled for the
   * wallet in question.
   */
  function accountRecoveryDisabled(
    address smartWallet
  ) external view returns (bool hasDisabledAccountRecovery) {
    // Determine if the wallet in question has opted out of account recovery.
    hasDisabledAccountRecovery = _accountRecoveryDisabled[smartWallet];
  }

  /**
   * @notice Sets the timelock for a new timelock interval for a given function
   * selector. Only the owner may call this function.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * interval for.
   * @param newTimelockInterval The new timelock interval to set for the given
   * function selector.
   * @param extraTime Additional time in seconds to add to the timelock.
   */
  function initiateModifyTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval, uint256 extraTime
  ) external onlyOwner {
    // Ensure that a function selector is specified (no 0x00000000 selector).
    require(
      functionSelector != bytes4(0),
      "Function selector cannot be empty."
    );

    // Ensure a timelock interval over eight weeks is not set on this function.
    if (functionSelector == this.modifyTimelockInterval.selector) {
      require(
        newTimelockInterval <= 8 weeks,
        "Timelock interval of modifyTimelockInterval cannot exceed eight weeks."
      );
    }

    // Set the timelock and emit a `TimelockInitiated` event.
    _setTimelock(
      this.modifyTimelockInterval.selector,
      abi.encode(functionSelector, newTimelockInterval),
      extraTime
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice Sets a new timelock interval for a given function selector. The
   * default for this function may also be modified, but has a maximum allowable
   * value of eight weeks. Only the owner may call this function.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * interval for.
   * @param newTimelockInterval The new timelock interval to set for the given
   * function selector.
   */
  function modifyTimelockInterval(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockInterval
  ) external onlyOwner {
    // Ensure that a function selector is specified (no 0x00000000 selector).
    require(
      functionSelector != bytes4(0),
      "Function selector cannot be empty."
    );

    // Continue via logic in the inherited `_modifyTimelockInterval` function.
    _modifyTimelockInterval(functionSelector, newTimelockInterval);
  }

  /**
   * @notice Sets a new timelock expiration for a given function selector. The
   * default Only the owner may call this function. New expiration durations may
   * not exceed one month.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * expiration for.
   * @param newTimelockExpiration The new timelock expiration to set for the
   * given function selector.
   * @param extraTime Additional time in seconds to add to the timelock.
   */
  function initiateModifyTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration, uint256 extraTime
  ) external onlyOwner {
    // Ensure that a function selector is specified (no 0x00000000 selector).
    require(
      functionSelector != bytes4(0),
      "Function selector cannot be empty."
    );

    // Ensure that the supplied default expiration does not exceed 1 month.
    require(
      newTimelockExpiration <= 30 days,
      "New timelock expiration cannot exceed one month."
    );

    // Ensure a timelock expiration under one hour is not set on this function.
    if (functionSelector == this.modifyTimelockExpiration.selector) {
      require(
        newTimelockExpiration >= 60 minutes,
        "Expiration of modifyTimelockExpiration must be at least an hour long."
      );
    }

    // Set the timelock and emit a `TimelockInitiated` event.
    _setTimelock(
      this.modifyTimelockExpiration.selector,
      abi.encode(functionSelector, newTimelockExpiration),
      extraTime
    );
  }

  /**
   * @notice Sets a new timelock expiration for a given function selector. The
   * default for this function may also be modified, but has a minimum allowable
   * value of one hour. Only the owner may call this function.
   * @param functionSelector the selector of the function to set the timelock
   * expiration for.
   * @param newTimelockExpiration The new timelock expiration to set for the
   * given function selector.
   */
  function modifyTimelockExpiration(
    bytes4 functionSelector, uint256 newTimelockExpiration
  ) external onlyOwner {
    // Ensure that a function selector is specified (no 0x00000000 selector).
    require(
      functionSelector != bytes4(0),
      "Function selector cannot be empty."
    );

    // Continue via logic in the inherited `_modifyTimelockExpiration` function.
    _modifyTimelockExpiration(
      functionSelector, newTimelockExpiration
    );
  }
}